Eventually they’ll have to do it. We broke it down to their specific wardrobe.
There comes a time in almost every yeshiva bochur’s life where he becomes responsible for cleaning his own clothing. Realistically, they’re not getting too fussy over it. We made it as simple as possible for them to follow the “laundry rules” by focusing on the clothes they wear all the time.
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Oh my, this has got to be the cutest post ever! You really think of everything – it’s amazing!! I have 3 boys doing laundry in yeshiva and constantly get called with laundry questions! I am going to print out 3 copies of this right now to give to my boys! Thanks for a great post!!
amazing
could you do that also for seminary girls 😉
Thanks
Love your posts
Great post! Just wondering if I’m the only one who’s afraid to wash white shirts in hot water, as the labels say either cold or warm wash. I’m sure my kids’ shirts would come out cleaner if I did use hot water but I don’t want to ruin them. Happy to get advise from other experienced moms!
This is just too cute!! Love it.
Way too many geshikte boys that I know of that taught their wives how to do laundry because their mothers trained them well. So in essence, the BetweenCarpools effect will go back to the women…;)
I’ve been washing white shirts in hot water for years and they have never got ruined – only cleaner 🙂
Can you please do a version for kids in camp!?!? and one for my laundry room!!??? So I don’t spend another one hour phone call sorting laundry remotely!?
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